Tull’s Hill
Tull’s Hill, located along the Lincoln Highway six miles west of Bedford, Pennsylvania, and features a four-room school that later became a gift shop.
Tull’s Hill, located along the Lincoln Highway six miles west of Bedford, Pennsylvania, is named after the Tull family who was massacred by Native Americans in 1777. 1 A four-room school was built along the roadside circa 1913 which later became Foor’s Lincoln Outlet, a gift shop.
A view of the abandoned Tull’s Hill School, later turned into a gift shop, in Bedford County.
A view of the abandoned Tull’s Hill School, later turned into a gift shop, in Bedford County.
A view of the abandoned Tull’s Hill School, later turned into a gift shop, in Bedford County.
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- Hickok, Charles N. “A Short History of Bedford County.” An Illustrated History of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, by William H. Egle, 2nd ed., E.M. Gardner, 1880, p. 370.
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